The resolution establishes the Joint Study Commission on Advanced Air Mobility in Alabama, recognizing the significant transformation in aviation technology and its potential benefits for the state. This new paradigm includes innovations such as drones, air taxis, and advanced air traffic management systems, which could enhance transportation options, particularly for rural areas lacking access to major airports. The commission aims to position Alabama at the forefront of this emerging field, building on the state's existing aerospace capabilities, particularly in Huntsville, which is home to key aeronautics institutions.

The commission will consist of diverse members, including state legislators, representatives from the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency, and aviation experts, ensuring a broad representation of the state's demographics. It is tasked with studying the current aviation infrastructure, identifying local companies in the aeronautical sector, and exploring ways to attract innovative firms in Advanced Air Mobility. The commission is required to submit its legislative recommendations to the Governor by the third day of the 2027 Regular Session, after which it will be dissolved.